T-mobile has the best customer service?! Is that why it took me over 3 months to get my parents number ported over, and it would have taken longer if I hadn't taken over and got in their face. They had the worst customer service towards me, several hangups and hundreds of transfers later, I finally got the numbers ported over, then the bill was never right, so I finally had them switch over to Cingular to shich I have had very little problems.
I've had very little trouble at all removing Mcrappy from any of my new dell workstations... without ever going into safe mode. took me no more than 5 minutes per pc to get rid of it.
Actually, with Insteon, you don't have to give up your X10 equiptment. Acording to Insteon's web site, it is X10 ready.
http://www.insteon.net/%5Caboutinsteon.html/
"The INSTEON technology allows manufacturers to develop products that are both INSTEON-compatible and X10-ready. Homeowners with existing X10 networks can easily migrate to an INSTEON network without having to discard all their existing X10 devices. Please note that INSTEON devices repeat INSTEON signals and not X10."
you are right, but then again most things don't work right out of the box in windows either. I was just meerly giving my experiences that I had. Windows has the dominant market, developers are more inclined to work on windows drivers first, because they know where the $ comes from. They leave the linux drivers for the liunx developers out here that want to do it.
Since you didn't give me the exact model number of your wireless card, I searched google and figured it was the BCM94318 series from broadcom. the same one that acer puts in their ferrari notebooks. follow this like to find the driver what should be compatable with your AirForce One. Oh and yes, it is the 64 bit version.
I have the HP ZV6000, I had no problems getting my broadcom B/G with bluetooth working all it needed was ndiswrapper and the windows driver. More than likely, your laptop has an ATI video card. ATI has linux drivers out here for their video cards but the newer ones just are worthless. I recomend you use a tool called Google, and search for forums... heck, I found a whole website dedicated to my laptop!
Of corse this had to happen just a few days before OpenSuSe released the latest version 10.0 final. Now I'm assuming that there will be a delay there to make sure nobody added any "extra" software. I've been waiting for it to come out since I tried beta 1 of 10.0.
When I worked for L3 (Level 3) almost 5 years ago, we had implimented a similial solution that would let your GSM cell phone turn into a local extension on the PBX. Thus allowing to make various calls such as VoIP, internal (calling another extension) and outgoing calls. Granted I never was around the equiptment, so I couldn't tell you what it was, but just the fact that it was available many moons ago.
Actually, each tower can handle up to 2500 subscribers, and with the article saying that they have put up 4 seperate towers, thats 10000 subscribers. As for only handling T1 speeds, the WiMax technology can actually pipe up to 4 T-1's per subscriber. The backbone (towers) can handle an OC-768, so you are really not that limited. They will only be starting out with a test group of 60 - 70 businesses. There is no certified WiMax equuiptment, but several companies have released a 'pre' version, that they will hope will meet the IEEE certification, much like companies did with 802.11 back in the day.
"Some Compaq machines allow the user to select this mode of operation by selecting "Network Server" mode in their setup program. For those that do not have this option, NO_F1.COM is a DOS based program that is run one time which sets a bit in CMOS that instructs the BIOS not to wait for a keystroke after displaying the "Press [F1] to continue" message."
There is a bios patch called no_f1 that compaq put out for some of their systems to allow for headless operation, I've used it on some of my older machines. google it and good luck!
I will confirm this for you. Cisco support is the best ever. True if you have a network down emergency you get top priority, but don't all companies (that really have it together) do this?
As for a "nominal" issue, if you call in you don't sit on hold for an hour, you talk to a live person, just not the top support person. As for submitting a web tech question, you usually get a faster responce.
If you have further questions feel free to e-mail me and I will explain further.
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T-mobile has the best customer service?! Is that why it took me over 3 months to get my parents number ported over, and it would have taken longer if I hadn't taken over and got in their face. They had the worst customer service towards me, several hangups and hundreds of transfers later, I finally got the numbers ported over, then the bill was never right, so I finally had them switch over to Cingular to shich I have had very little problems.
I've had very little trouble at all removing Mcrappy from any of my new dell workstations... without ever going into safe mode. took me no more than 5 minutes per pc to get rid of it.
Actually, with Insteon, you don't have to give up your X10 equiptment. Acording to Insteon's web site, it is X10 ready. http://www.insteon.net/%5Caboutinsteon.html/ "The INSTEON technology allows manufacturers to develop products that are both INSTEON-compatible and X10-ready. Homeowners with existing X10 networks can easily migrate to an INSTEON network without having to discard all their existing X10 devices. Please note that INSTEON devices repeat INSTEON signals and not X10."
or does his nose look like it's been kicked in by a mule?
Must be from all the brown-nosing he had to do to get elected!
you are right, but then again most things don't work right out of the box in windows either. I was just meerly giving my experiences that I had. Windows has the dominant market, developers are more inclined to work on windows drivers first, because they know where the $ comes from. They leave the linux drivers for the liunx developers out here that want to do it.
4 000/driver/winxp64bit/80211g.zip
Since you didn't give me the exact model number of your wireless card, I searched google and figured it was the BCM94318 series from broadcom. the same one that acer puts in their ferrari notebooks. follow this like to find the driver what should be compatable with your AirForce One. Oh and yes, it is the 64 bit version.
ftp://ftp.support.acer-euro.com/notebook/ferrari_
I have the HP ZV6000, I had no problems getting my broadcom B/G with bluetooth working all it needed was ndiswrapper and the windows driver.
More than likely, your laptop has an ATI video card. ATI has linux drivers out here for their video cards but the newer ones just are worthless. I recomend you use a tool called Google, and search for forums... heck, I found a whole website dedicated to my laptop!
What?! no firefox option!
Of corse this had to happen just a few days before OpenSuSe released the latest version 10.0 final. Now I'm assuming that there will be a delay there to make sure nobody added any "extra" software. I've been waiting for it to come out since I tried beta 1 of 10.0.
Actually I had to edit a few of my .conf files this morning. :D so there :P
I'll just go back t watching my bootleg of Episode 3.
I've had mine now for almost 6 months, granted it takes 4 250GB drives, but I have a DL DVD writer in it. Ans it costs less then $1k!
Maybe it would allow me to remember where I put my keys!
When I worked for L3 (Level 3) almost 5 years ago, we had implimented a similial solution that would let your GSM cell phone turn into a local extension on the PBX. Thus allowing to make various calls such as VoIP, internal (calling another extension) and outgoing calls. Granted I never was around the equiptment, so I couldn't tell you what it was, but just the fact that it was available many moons ago.
I think it's more like cockjobs.
Actually the government wouldn't be in the Broadband biz, the network is privately owned. They would still have to pay for access to use it as well.
there is a registry hach fie IE to fix it. e-mail me to get it.
Actually, each tower can handle up to 2500 subscribers, and with the article saying that they have put up 4 seperate towers, thats 10000 subscribers. As for only handling T1 speeds, the WiMax technology can actually pipe up to 4 T-1's per subscriber. The backbone (towers) can handle an OC-768, so you are really not that limited. They will only be starting out with a test group of 60 - 70 businesses. There is no certified WiMax equuiptment, but several companies have released a 'pre' version, that they will hope will meet the IEEE certification, much like companies did with 802.11 back in the day.
Actually in an article I read, there are some nightclubs in Spain using RFID tags given to patrons to expidite drink orders and such.h /index.html
CNN Website: http://www.cnn.com/2004/TECH/10/05/spark.bajabeac
I say we just switch to Lynx and forget about all these vulnerabilities!
Doh, guess I'll just have to switch to ascii porn!
OK, I went a step further, I scoured the internet and found a link to the file that you need.
0 66 7.zip
I found this on the ipcop website.
ftp://ftp.compaq.com/pub/softpaq/sp0501-1000/sp
"Some Compaq machines allow the user to select this mode of operation by selecting "Network Server" mode in their setup program. For those that do not have this option, NO_F1.COM is a DOS based program that is run one time which sets a bit in CMOS that instructs the BIOS not to wait for a keystroke after displaying the "Press [F1] to continue" message."
"May the schwartz be with you!"
There is a bios patch called no_f1 that compaq put out for some of their systems to allow for headless operation, I've used it on some of my older machines. google it and good luck!
I will confirm this for you. Cisco support is the best ever. True if you have a network down emergency you get top priority, but don't all companies (that really have it together) do this? As for a "nominal" issue, if you call in you don't sit on hold for an hour, you talk to a live person, just not the top support person. As for submitting a web tech question, you usually get a faster responce. If you have further questions feel free to e-mail me and I will explain further.
Actually the link is right on the front page: "Hot Jobs @ Cisco" on the right column about 1/2 way down the page.
I would have to say that most are Cisco cerified, and at the "upper level" 99% are single or double CCIE's.